Sentence examples for given to walk from inspiring English sources

The hour that brings death in the days we were given to walk this earth.

The Scotland coach's pride will make him question whether he should carry on but he is not someone given to walking away.

Table 8 shows that if the different valuations which are typically given to walking and waiting times are ignored as well as assuming away the interchange penalty then this gives the maximum number of excess travellers.

The addition of a secondary task may be more difficult to accomplish for this person with MS than a healthy peer because the cognitive effort that must be given to walking limits resources available for other activities.

Ashbery himself is not much given to walks these days, especially not idyllic rural ones.

"If at any point I can't give 100%, I may have to walk away again," he says.

I would have given anything to walk downstairs to a nearby market.

Clive, like most of Mr. Harrison's characters, is given to epic walks in New York City, in Europe and in whatever woods he can find.

Mr. Williams and Mr. Foy said they had been given permission to walk on the sidewalk by an officer in a white shirt, signifying high rank.

The private car, for example, dominates a transport system where pedestrians are rarely given pavements to walk on, and recycling was, until recently, almost completely invisible.

Refurbished rooms are quiet and comfortable, the hearty meals are excellent, and the surroundings beautiful – residents are also given permits to walk in the lovely woods around Hawarden Castle.